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List Execution Errors

An error level can be specified on the execute list commands. Execution will stop if more than a certain number of errors occur. If an error level greater than zero is specified, and errors occur, the list items on which the errors occur will be flagged: thus the list can easily be filtered for re-running once the cause of the errors has been resolved. Alternatively, you may use the UPDLST parameter to specify that list items that have been successfully processed are to be removed from the list or have their entries flagged. The remaining or flagged items may then conveniently be reprocessed once the cause of the error has been determined.